Portrait of Rosa Schapire 1920

"Portrait of Rosa Schapire" (1920) is a painting by the German Expressionist artist Walter Gramatté. The painting depicts a woman, presumably Rosa Schapire, seated in a chair. Her face is strikingly rendered, emphasizing her strong features and penetrating gaze. The background, dominated by a deep blue hue, suggests a somber mood. The overall style of the work is characteristic of German Expressionism, with bold colors, distorted forms, and an emphasis on emotional intensity. Gramatté's work is characterized by its dramatic brushstrokes, expressive use of color, and haunting depictions of figures, often exploring themes of loneliness and alienation. The painting is a powerful and moving portrayal of a woman, showcasing Gramatté's distinctive artistic style.